Matthieu Chabanas

I am associate professor at Ensimag, school of computer science and applied mathematics of the Grenoble Insitute of Technology, France.

I try to equally split my time between research and teaching (usually 200 to 250 hours per year).

Courses

My main courses are mostly (undergraduate and graduate, without any order):

• Algorithms and Data Structures

• Objet Oriented Programming (UML, Java, C++, Python)

• Imperative Programming in C, Python

• 3D Graphics (OpenGL, GLSL, GPU)

• Various student projects about: Ogg Vorbis decoder, Jpeg decoder, MIPS assembler & simulator, GPGPU in Cuda, Image processing, …

Many ressources (in french) could be found in the Ensimag's “EnsiWiki” page. Others are in the “Kiosk” (restricted access).

Student projects

I have also proposed/supervised student projects related to my research topics, for example:

2016

• Segmentation of tumor resection in intra-operative ultrasound images of the brain (Célia Aeply)

• Segmentation of brain tissue from MR images (Ganapathy Ram Krishnakumar)

2015

• Detecting fracture of the Pelvis by 3D mesh analysis (Raphaël Bayle)

2014

• Virtual reduction of the acetabulum fracture using a rigid body biomechanical model (Hadrien Oliveri, now a PhD Student at INRIA)

• Efficient 3D Isotropic Volume Reconstruction from 2D Localized Ultrasound Images (Jean-Baptiste Keck, now a PhD Student in LJK)

• SpaceCraft (Jordan Rabet, Eduardo San Martin Morote, Arthur Sonzogni). Nice project, proposed by the students themselves.

2013

• Interactive Medical Image Segmentation Using Snakes (Thomas Dias-Alves, Benoit Jehanno, Céline Menezo, Pierre Pfister)

Feel free to contact me if you are interested!